Alienare - To Whom It May Concern (Official Video)

Taken from the new album "Lumen". OUT NOW!
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Best Of Show: 19.12.2025 Hannover - Subkultur
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Mea Culpa Tour 2026
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23.01. Wuppertal, LCB
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14.02. Forst, Manitu
20.02. Göttingen, Exil
21.02. Leipzig, Neues Schauspiel*
Special Guest: Alex Braun (*ohne Gast)

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Lyrics:

No more birds in the sky
Their wings glued with oil
So much pain and turmoil
Who let them die?

No more fish in the see
The plastic took their place
They left without a trace
Who let them die?

The sins we made led us astray
Now there is no return
I hope these words will find their way
To Whom It May Concern

No more ants on the ground
The floor is just too hot A
and now they can't be found
Who let them die?

No more plants in the fields
There's no water left
That’s why the silence yields
Who let them die?

The sins we made led us astray
Now there is no return
I hope these words will find their way
To Whom It May Concern

No more birds in the sky
No more fish in the see
No more ants on the ground
No more plants in the fields
Now there is no return

The sins we made led us astray
Now there is no return
I hope these words will find their way
To Whom It May Concern